Can I use this jack to lift my 2007 Honda Odyssey to place the jackstands?
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My husband is in Love with this Jack--he has already asked me to look into getting one for our Son.
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Yes it will lift it easily. Just be sure to place on a strong frame member and not the factory pinchwelds which are made for the jack that came with the car. If you are unsure where to place the jack your Toyota dealer or mechanic can show you where to locate the jack. Most cars weigh 4000 lb or less (2 tons) so jacking one end should be no problem at all. Hope this helps
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I just reread your question and qualify my answer. Use this jack to jack only never get under a car without jack stands no matter what kind of jack you are using.
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Will lift my Camry and Tundra to place jack stands so I assume it will work on the Odyssey.
1056365
I don't see why not. One raised it will not creep back down like a hydraulic jack. Just make sure the bike is secure.
578024
I would believe so. Check for the reinforced chassis areas. The capacity of this jack is 1.5 tons so don't over load. block the wheels and use jack stands on a stable and flat surface.
521195
I can answer that question for myself: No. But I see no reason why it couldn't be used for that purpose. The jack is easily strong enough to handle that amount of weight. For the sake of safety, it would be in your best interests to chock the rear wheels and keep them on the ground
719974
I would not recommend these for anything that can move such as a trailer. This works best on a very stationary lift. Otherwise it can easily flip out from under what it is holding with terrible consequences. I've seen that happen twice already with mine. You'd think we would learn. This is a powerful jack and works great when used very carefully and under the right circumstances. Lifting a vehicle or trailer would be a very bad idea!!
855695
Jack stands are not designed for a particular vehicle. They should work on everything as long as you use a part of the frame of the vehicle; somewhere where the weight of the vehicle won't damage it.
951205
I believe you can lift ATV's with it. A lot of motorcycle jacks are listed for use with ATV's. I don't know about lawnmowers. I have seen other people rework motorcycle jacks to work better with their mc and other items they wanted to lift. I think the primary concerns are weight and stability.
1155807
If you are referring to a hydraulic jack, not, it is not suitable. They use oil, not grease, and have o-rings, not bearings. You can purchase hydraulic jack oil which is suitable for that purpose. There is no need to use food grade grease in lift jacks unless they are used in the preparation of food.
2064011
Reaching the bottom should be okay but any higher l doubt. Plus mine gave up and blew a gear lifting a Honda Odyssey.
1697074
This jack is not designed to be used to change tires. It is designed to be mounted on the frame of an RV or utility trailer and used as a stabilizing, as opposed to lifting, jack. I would not use this jack to try to change a tire except in an emergency. It is not a good choice as a primary lifting jack.
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The platform has enough area to lift a bike with both wheels off the ground without a problem. Two of them might give you more stability, but I don't see how you could fit two of the jacks under the bike and lift by the frame. You bike is different than mine, obviously, but if I could even get two underneath, I'd be lifting partly by the exhaust pipes, and they'd probably get damaged in the process. I think you'd be better off with paddocks.
1437751
It depends on how high your truck is now. You might want to carry some blocks to put on the ground under the jack.
487550
No, you would need to modify your Jack, I have a harbor freight 3 ton floor Jack and had to modify the adapter to fit. It's a nice piece, well made but most likely you will need to modify something to use it.
476317
I used this for my Porsche 944, so you should'n have any problem using it for Honda Odyssey. It provides plenty of room below to do the oil change or any other work below the engine.
363118
You will first run into the problem of jacking the lift up because of clearance issue being underneath the vehicle, but if you manage to resolve that problem I would secure the transmission with two ratchet straps in a cross pattern. So yes you can use it for lifting or lowering a transmission.
2226362
Definitely no, this is a sedan/coupe type jack. The CRV's ground clearance is too high.
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Most likely not, the reason is that the maximum lift range of the jack is 11.2 " probably WELL BELOW the minimum clearance of a 4*4 and the maximum lift capacity is only 4000 pounds. Hope that helps !